The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-16
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ment was q ptoS- snas AeAIuepon : -r"oJs
ready to support a first class company.
At the opera house, Thursday, April q.
The Pittsburg Leader says of him:-"E. F.
Mayo, son Of Frank Mayo, opened at the
opera house yesterday In 'Davy Crockett a
play made famous by his father. Mr.. MAYO
does well as 'Davy.' He has a good compa-
nv to support him, headed by Miss Loduski
Young. as Eleanor Vaughn The play
Pupils of second ward school, in fourth
and fifth grades, who made honor roll for
March:-Wesley rankisley, Meta Primer,
Sallie Bryarly. Ernest Hoffman, Maggie
Mitchell, Simon Adels, Minnie Gunlack.
Hattie Trail. Maggie Lane, Allie Bascom,
Eddie Venable. Florence Lesueur, Willie
Welsh, George Morgan, Matte Powell.
Glass Distinctions Kramer, Morris
Kramer, Ernest Maggie. David Gratz.
Texas Prairie:-The debating society at
Fairview has adjourned for the summer. Real
estate Is looking up q little. John Thomas and
son bought Of James Elmore and wife d tract of
land and are building q house on 1t. A young
lady is visiting the family of Rob Dilllinsh ham.
Don't get excited, young men, she is a very
young one. Mr.. F. Bates has been boring
for water, but got gas instead. We learn, he
has a sufficient amount for fuel and lights for
his place. and some to spare. We have always
had plenty of gas, but this Is the first that
Kinkead, who were up near Kansas City
dabbling IN real estate, have both returned
home, QUAINT to stay and Solen to go TO Ar.
kansas, .
Corder:-The Hedgewood school taught BY
Mr.. c. o. Smith, closed April. Isl. A contest
In spelling. speeches and dialogues were the
order of the day. The trustees and most of
the patrons brought their dinners aud spent
the day, encouraging the scholars by their
smiles of approval. OF a class of twenty-five
the following named persons won the greatest
number of head-marks during the term;
Annie Price, ID; Mary Price. -; Bessie
Willis. II; Marshall Price, II; John " Ills,
Ernest and Lloyd slusher, each 8. The
patrons voted a nine months school for the
next term. The Knights of Labor elected
their ticket In the city election Tuesday by a
majority of twenty. Masters L. al d f.,
two lads of Corder, feeling much grieved at
the ruling of their teacher IN furnishing them
for playing truant, fed for parts unknown.
They did not tarry very long; at the end of
the thlrd day they were seen moving tow ard
the roof that had so long given them shelter
and comfort, humming "Home, sweet home.
Though the teachers rule may be severe and
other land appear more fair, vet with all thy
faults l love thee STILL" Yes, bows, we know
but little of the sweets of nome until we try
our fortunes away from home. Everybody
here fsgors railroad legislation. Wa heard q
man say the other day that no honest demo-
crat could oppose such legislation. A man
claiming the right, and believing il but jus-
tice and yet thinks IL not GOOD policy 10 sd.
vocate 1t, is certainly In a very strange posi-.
ton. l do hope those men of Higeinsvilie
who favor such policy. mag read the speech
of Black. Can such action be considered
otherwise than q sacrifice of principle for an
imaginary interest. 1t seems to me | had
rather sell out and move to a railroad center,
than to act contrary to my honest convictions
In order to secure One, even II 1t could be
obtained in such q manner Mark the pre-
diction, those very men that sre thus acting
will be ashamed of their conduct in less than
blk months. Can a man be an honest politician
who has no principle separate and apart from
Interest," or is there such 3 thing as principle
Sc srste and apart from interest: